I see you, and you deserve it

Spoilers ahead. My husband was very excited to watch a film last Friday. He found out the film “I See You” was in Prime, and right away, we sat on the sofa, eyes fixed on the screen. The movie played, and it was automatically dubbed in Spanish (we’re in South America). We’re disappointed that that was the only audio available. We didn’t have any choice but to resort to other measures… Saturday night comes, the film is loaded, now in English, and watch, we did. All the stories of the film are depressing. Let’s start where the film started, in the Harper household. Connor, the son, has visible animosity against his mom, Jackie, who’s cooking him breakfast. Why? She’s cheating, and I don’t think any child would be thrilled with that fact. On top of it all, Greg, the dad, is assigned as a detective in the missing children case around their town, which is stressful on its own, and on top of that, let’s add in the fact that weird things are happening in his home. Photos are missing. Jugs…